This event will convene current and former heads-of-state and government, stakeholders from government, multilateral organizations, civil society, academia, and the private sector to preview what is required from the UN High-Level Meeting on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness, and Response.
With UNGA 78 focusing on three global health topics – pandemic prevention, preparedness and response, universal health coverage, and tuberculosis – IFPMA is hosting a flagship side event to discuss how innovation can be at the heart of our plans to strengthen global health security.
Emphasizing healthtech, biotech, medtech and foodtech, the Festival is co-curated by global youth, and will feature presentations by health advocates, showcases by researchers, and case studies of higher learning in health.
To collectively advance towards long-term prosperity, the Future of Economics Forum will, united by the THRIVE Framework, host research showcases and experimental workshops on eight key areas of economics.
With time running out, hear from global asset owners, local and federal government officials and others about what we can do about ESG and DEI.
The United Nations General Assembly has decided to hold a Summit of the Future on September 22-23, 2024, preceded by a preparatory ministerial meeting at the United Nations in New York on September 21, 2023.
AIM 2023 celebrates the organization’s global membership reaching over 60 countries. Co-curated and co-designed by youth from 15 countries, the event will focus on three pillars of impact: political, economic, and social (and how they intersect).
From September 21–22 in NY, GABI will host leaders for a deep dive on energy access and transition, digital transformation, and inclusive growth and trade.
There will be expert showcases, research presentations and prototype demos in order to share knowledge to the wider Global Goals Week community. Catalysing Research Convention 2023 aims to advance a collective commitment to educational excellence.
The theme of the meeting is: “Advancing science, finance and innovation, and their benefits, to urgently end the global tuberculosis epidemic, in particular, by ensuring equitable access to prevention, testing, treatment and care.”
